Re: 1009 gasket
[Re: lewtot184]
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07/02/18 05:24 PM
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I won't use a 1009 on a 4.32" bore or larger. Check the bore size on all of the Fel Pro head gaskets. Cometecs will make any bore size you may need on their head gaskets
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Re: 1009 gasket
[Re: bonefish]
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07/02/18 05:53 PM
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whats the alternative? does FelPro make a oversize gasket? More than one, but you don't mention CR or deck height or anything else that would help narrow down the choice. 1. The "standard" Permatorque replacementis supposed to have a compressed thickness of approx. .040" and is pretty close to a 4.50" ID. It's not a high-CR type of gasket, though, and most recommendations I hear say not to use much over 10:1 w/ it. 2. The "marine" gasket is the same dimensions as the standard Permatorque, only the construction is supposed to be like the 1009, with the exception of not having the wire reinforcement in the fire ring. 3. There are some dedicated performance gaskets similar to the 1009, only with 4.50" bores. However, those also have compressed thickness of approx. .050", which can jack-up your quench if your pistons are at zero deck height and you're trying to keep it tight. If you look for something other than Fel-Pro, IMO avoid the Mr. Gasket MLS stuff.
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Re: 1009 gasket
[Re: bonefish]
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07/02/18 10:55 PM
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Re: 1009 gasket
[Re: bonefish]
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07/02/18 11:05 PM
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Have a read of the label on the 1009, it says something along the lines of Chrysler big block "exc" 440 and hemi. I just put some on the shelf and purchased Cometic$
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Re: 1009 gasket
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07/03/18 12:05 AM
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I won't use a 1009 on a 4.32" bore or larger. had them burn thru and torch alum heads. They will burn and torch a slot between cylinders on steel heads also. 4.35 bore, small chamfer, lots of spray, not overhanging.
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Re: 1009 gasket
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07/03/18 12:10 AM
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Have a read of the label on the 1009, it says something along the lines of Chrysler big block "exc" 440 and hemi. I just put some on the shelf and purchased Cometic$ Never saw that on a package, I read 361-440 exc hemi.
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Re: 1009 gasket
[Re: bonefish]
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07/03/18 11:39 AM
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Cometic are the best.I think they also offer several choices on compressed thickness. As long as the block and heads have been finished for an MLS gasket. Otherwise you should use a standard style gasket.
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Re: 1009 gasket
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07/03/18 08:03 PM
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its 9.5-1 comp. 0 deck, 4.150 stroker. the marine gasket is pretty big but would prob. work.i will lose some quench with the marine gasket. whats the alternative? does FelPro make a oversize gasket? More than one, but you don't mention CR or deck height or anything else that would help narrow down the choice. 1. The "standard" Permatorque replacementis supposed to have a compressed thickness of approx. .040" and is pretty close to a 4.50" ID. It's not a high-CR type of gasket, though, and most recommendations I hear say not to use much over 10:1 w/ it. 2. The "marine" gasket is the same dimensions as the standard Permatorque, only the construction is supposed to be like the 1009, with the exception of not having the wire reinforcement in the fire ring. 3. There are some dedicated performance gaskets similar to the 1009, only with 4.50" bores. However, those also have compressed thickness of approx. .050", which can jack-up your quench if your pistons are at zero deck height and you're trying to keep it tight. If you look for something other than Fel-Pro, IMO avoid the Mr. Gasket MLS stuff.
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Re: 1009 gasket
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07/04/18 11:09 AM
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Al, I thought that motor was getting 906 heads. If so, and it doesn’t have quench dome pistons...... there won’t be any quench anyway.
68 Satellite, 383 with stock 906’s, 3550lbs, 11.18@123 Dealer for Comp Cams/Indy Heads
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Re: 1009 gasket
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07/04/18 01:32 PM
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Al, I thought that motor was getting 906 heads. If so, and it doesn’t have quench dome pistons...... there won’t be any quench anyway. these are the pistons,the pad is a 0 deck.
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Re: 1009 gasket
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If you’ll be using open chamber heads, it won’t have effective quench.
Unless the heads have been milled .080 and you’re going to run .020 thick gaskets.
68 Satellite, 383 with stock 906’s, 3550lbs, 11.18@123 Dealer for Comp Cams/Indy Heads
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